2014/04/30 12:40:15
cclarry
Low prices...

http://www.jrrshop.com/

EasyVerb is $39
PianoVerb is $29
SpringBox is $39

Less with the code....
2014/04/30 13:36:39
wst3
I have most of the PSP reverbs and delays. They are my first call for a Lexicon style delay, and they get a fair amount of use for reverb - especially the Springbox and PianoVerb - neat, quirky yet well behaved reverbs!
 
2014/05/04 11:25:39
JohnKenn
Bumping this because the sale is about to end.
 
Especially liked PianoVerb 2. Different, has a smooth sound if dialed in right, and also went to Lexicon to compare what I heard as similar. The detuning effect really does enhance a piano with the odd harmonics.
 
Noted that if you have any PSP plugs, the homepage store will take off extra. Got the plug for under $24.
 
John
2014/05/04 12:25:18
bapu
I don't own Spring Verb. Not sure I want it.
 
I do own the others. PianoVerb is nifty.
2014/05/04 12:58:55
JohnKenn
My feeling as well.
 
SpringVerb is nice but I have all that covered close enough with other units.
 
EasyVerb is nice but got all that covered as well with the likes of the Valhalla plugs.
 
PianoVerb 2 has a unique niche for my setup as well as getting some broad spectrum settings beyond the original intended use.
 
PianoVerb is there as a freebie and have had for years but wasn't much too impressed with the LE version.
 
John
2014/05/04 17:09:09
jimusic
Also at AudioDeluxe - same prices, but when logged in, I got PianoVerb 2 for $24.xx. just a few days ago.
 
2014/05/04 18:21:15
dlesaux
Just picked up PianoVerb. JohnKenn is right that this sounds great when dialed in just right. This is a steal at the sale price. I have been using SpringBox since it came out as my exclusive reverb on my guitar tracks. Both add depth and life to my tracks. Love PSP plugins in general!
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